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No RGB on my Motherboard?

LuciferCannibal
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I've finally built my computer and my motherboard's RGB was working however I wanted to change the rainbow effect. I tried Aura but it didn't show the motherboard and I also tried Armoury crate which had the motherboard greyed out. I restarted my computer to see if that would open the option to change the effect on Armoury crate, and now the RGB on the motherboard don't work at all and have no idea why. Does anyone know what I could try in order to get it to work? I already tried uninstalling but it didn't work.

 

My motherboard is: ROG STRIX X570-F gaming Motherboard

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Have you updated all the drivers and bios firmware?

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I will double check, how would I update the BIOS?

 

 

UPDATE: I got Aura sync working and the GPU shows up, but the motherboard doesn't. I also noticed that the RGB on the board only turns on when the PC is off, when the PC is on the RGB turns off.

Any ideas?

 

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